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• More work, less play for Israel's endangered dolphins

  March 16, 2010 - A new Israeli study finds that commercial fishing endangers Mediterranean dolphins, and that unlike dolphins elsewhere, they spend more time searching for food than socializing. ...

• Rethinking climate change under the Israeli sun

  March 14, 2010 - Three major studies by Israeli researchers on climate change in the Middle East shed new light on various aspects of global warming and how we should contend with them. ...

• Israel's ancient trees tell their tales [Video]

  March 09, 2010 - Growing for hundreds of years, Israel's oldest trees have borne witness to some of the key moments in the country's history. Each of them has a unique story to tell. ...

• Animals change size and shape as result of climate change

  March 07, 2010 - Animals and birds all over the world are changing their body weight as part of a survival strategy to deal with global warming, an Israeli professor has discovered. ...

• Uncompromising crop protection from Israel

  March 04, 2010 - Slow-release herbicides that minimize damage to water and soil, and a mild insecticide that has no effect on beneficial insects are both being developed in Israel. ...

• BrightSource gets a billion

  March 01, 2010 - With over $1 b. in US government loans, Israel's BrightSource will build the world's largest solar energy project in California, doubling the solar thermal electricity produced in the US today. ...

• Bees prefer "coffee and a cigarette" with their nectar

  February 25, 2010 - Research carried out in Israel suggests that bees prefer nectar that contains caffeine and nicotine. ...

• Better Place electric cars to debut in Israel

  February 23, 2010 - Israel will be the first country to install Better Place's cutting edge network for electric cars, touted as affordable and attractive alternatives to combustion engine and hybrid vehicles. ...

• Shed weight with a 'filling' pill

  February 22, 2010 - With its super-absorbent polymers, Exotech may help you shed weight without surgery, grow crops with less water and heal wounds more quickly. ...

• Putting a scorpion sting in your pesticide

  February 15, 2010 - An Israeli researcher is modifying the toxins in scorpion venom in an attempt to create an ecologically sound insecticide that won't harm honeybees or humans. ...

• Israel's top ten water technology companies

  February 04, 2010 - A serious lack of potable water has forced Israel to create a flourishing water technology industry. ISRAEL21c brings you the country's top 10 water companies. ...

• Coriolis scales up for the wind

  January 28, 2010 - An alternative energy company, Israel's Coriolis is targeting the $40 billion medium-scale wind solution market, with smaller turbines that take up less room, are cheaper, and can grow with customer needs. ...

• Israel's south could be global clean tech's beta site

  January 26, 2010 - While Israel still has work ahead to develop its own clean tech, organizers of the Renewable Energy Conference in Eilat tout the country as a global beta site. ...

• Israel and Texas to collaborate where they click

  January 18, 2010 - The states of Israel and Texas have much to share when it comes to alternative energy sources such as solar and hydro power, as $1b in investment potential attests. ...

• A drone that hones in on leaky pipes at home

  January 11, 2010 - An economical, airborne solution from an Israeli company could save up to a fifth of the urban water lost through leaky pipes. ...

• Riding and holding the waves

  January 06, 2010 - It can harness 20 times more energy than any other wave technology in existence today and also produce carbon-free desalinated water. How? Israel's Seanergy 'holds the waves.' ...

• Israel’s water tech hits the Valley

  December 27, 2009 - Mekorot, Israel's national water carrier and water tech company that spurred last year's $1.4 billion in water exports, is about to enter the drier regions of California. ...

• Keeping the bugs from 'bugging' your veggies

  December 21, 2009 - When an epidemic hit Israel's tomato industry, a netting expert came up with a solution to protect the crops from insect pests, inadvertently creating a new multi-million dollar industry. ...

• Israeli rodents are more cautious than Jordanian ones

  December 14, 2009 - Joint studies by Israeli and Jordanian scientists reveal that it is human behavior that influences the differences between animal species on the two sides of the border. ...

• Launching little pigs to fix leaky pipes

  December 09, 2009 - An Israeli company may save up to 30 percent of the 88 billion liters of water lost to pinhole leaks in pipes all over the world, every day. ...